ARTICLES FOCUSING ON PEOPLE FROM MUSLIM ORIGINS (Listed in reverse chronological order) View Article "Socioeconomic factors also make Muslims largely invisible here. They typically live in neighborhoods that are only 4.5 percent Muslim, according to the Mumford study, although that's changing as their numbers grow and they begin to create enclaves." America's Elusive Minority: Muslims, Christian Science Monitor, Oct 7, 2002, Author: Laurent Belsie View Article "There is no debate, however, over the Middle Eastern population's growth. It has increased at least 50 percent in the past decade, according to Census Bureau figures compiled by John Logan, a sociology professor at the State University of New York-Albany. " Washington Post, November 20, 2001. Authors: D'Vera Cohn and Sarah Cohen View Article "'If so many people are immigrating, how come the total is so relatively stagnant?', asked John Logan, dorector of hte University at Albany's Mumford Institute. In its study, the institute estimates that Miami-Dade has 30,000 more Cubans that the census found, for a total of about 680,000." Miami Herald, September 17, 2001. Author: Tim Henderson